Local Lawn Care Services
Need someone to keep up with mowing, treat weeds, or handle seasonal lawn work? Fitzgerald Lawn Care serves homes and businesses across New Richmond, WI.
Your Complete Lawn Plan
We walk the property and check the grass, soil, slopes, gates, landscape edges, and any areas that are thin, damaged, or difficult to maintain.
We walk the property and check the grass, soil, slopes, gates, landscape edges, and any areas that are thin, damaged, or difficult to maintain.
We look for weeds, bare patches, compacted soil, excess thatch, insect damage, disease, and seasonal debris. Tell us about any areas that have been giving you trouble.
The findings determine whether the lawn needs mowing, fertilizer, weed control, aeration, overseeing, dethatching, pest treatment, cleanup, or a combination of services.
Some work is completed regularly. Other services are seasonal or needed only once. We explain what is planned and when visits will take place.
Our crew completes the agreed work and takes care of areas around driveways, walkways, buildings, gates, and landscape beds.
Lawns change during the growing season. If new weeds, pests, thin areas, or other problems appear, let us know so the area can be checked.
A little preparation keeps scheduled visits moving and helps prevent avoidable lawn problems.
Cutting grass too short can weaken it and give weeds more room to grow. Use the mowing height recommended for your lawn. If mowing is included in your service, pick up toys, hoses, branches, pet waste, and other loose items before the crew arrives.
How much water the lawn needs depends on rainfall, temperature, soil, and grass condition. Follow any watering instructions provided after fertilization, weed treatment, aeration, or overseeding. Do not water simply because the ground looks dry at the surface. Check the soil and consider recent rainfall first.
Unlock gates and keep pets inside during service. Move vehicles, trailers, and equipment that block access to the grass. If part of the yard should not be treated or mowed, point it out before work begins.
Do not wait for a small problem to spread. Contact us if you notice new weeds, brown patches, insect activity, standing water, or grass that is thinning. A photo and short description can help us understand what you are seeing.
Aeration, overseeding, fertilizer, weed treatment, and pest control do not have the same aftercare. Follow the instructions left after each service.
Lawn Services in One Place
Keep routine maintenance and seasonal lawn work with one local company.
Mowing keeps the grass at a suitable height. Edging clears the borders beside driveways and walkways. Once mowing is finished, loose clippings are blown from hard surfaces.
The schedule may change as grass growth speeds up or slows down during the season.
Grass needs nutrients at different times of year. Weeds also need to be treated at the right stage.
Our five-step fertilizer program runs from early spring through fall. Weed control addresses weeds before they emerge and those already growing on the lawn.
Soil can become packed down by mowing, foot traffic, and regular yard use. Aeration removes small plugs of soil so water, air, and nutrients can move closer to the roots.
Overseeding puts new grass seed into thin and worn areas. Timing depends on the condition of the lawn and the type of grass already growing there.
Thatch is the layer of old grass material between the green grass and soil. A small amount is normal. A thick layer can slow water movement and keep lawn treatments from reaching the ground.
Dethatching removes that buildup when it becomes a problem.
Grubs, lawn pests, and other insects can damage grass, roots, and nearby plants. Disease can leave discolored patches or thinning areas that continue to spread.
Lawn pest and insect control and lawn disease control are separate services. The cause needs to be identified before treatment is selected.
Spring cleanup clears leaves, branches, and debris left behind after winter.
Fall cleanup removes leaves and other material before it covers the grass or becomes harder to manage. The amount of work depends on the yard and how much debris has collected.
Care Through Every Season
Lawn work changes with the weather in Western Wisconsin and Eastern Minnesota.
Clear winter debris, begin mowing as the grass grows, and start seasonal fertilizer and weed prevention at the proper time.
Keep up with mowing, weeds, insects, and watering. Brown or thinning grass should be checked before adding more water or applying a treatment.
Remove leaves, complete final seasonal fertilizer, and handle aeration or overseeing when the lawn needs it.
Lawn work stops once the ground freezes. Our snow plowing and snow removal service keeps driveways, parking areas, and access points open during winter.
Not every lawn needs every service. Weather, grass condition, and property use determine what makes sense.
Local Team, Practical Care
Fitzgerald Lawn Care has served New Richmond and nearby communities in Western Wisconsin and Eastern Minnesota for more than a decade.
Mowing, fertilizer, weed control, aeration, cleanup, and lawn pest services can all be handled by the same local team.
We check the property before recommending work. You get a clear explanation of what the lawn needs, what the service includes, and whether anything must be done before or after the visit.
Our employees receive training in lawn care and maintenance. They also take care around gates, driveways, landscape beds, buildings, and personal property while working.
Need help beyond regular lawn maintenance?
Mulch installation refreshes landscape beds and covers exposed soil around established plants.
Lawn pest and insect control addresses grubs, lawn pests, and other insects that can damage grass and plants.
Mole and pocket gopher trapping deals with animals leaving tunnels, mounds, and raised soil across the property.
Five-step fertilization provides scheduled lawn feeding and weed treatment from early spring through fall.
Snow plowing and snow removal help keep driveways, parking areas, and other access points usable through winter.
Common Lawn Care Questions
Here are answers to common questions about available lawn care services, mowing schedules, fertilization, weed control, aeration, and service areas.
Whether you need regular mowing or help with weeds, thin grass, compacted soil, lawn insects, or seasonal cleanup, start by telling us what is happening in your yard.
We will review the property, talk through the services that fit, and explain the schedule before work begins. You will know what is included and what the lawn needs between visits.